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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1956

Page

3

Erie Schools Told They Break Smoke Law

Erie smoke inspector told the city council that schools continue to violate the municipal smoke control ordinance. He cited limited progress from a free coal survey and noted substantial pollution equipment spend by local industry, including Pennsylvania Electric Co and Ruberoid Co, with multiple plants adopting gas-fired boilers amid enforcement and expansion needs.

Erie EN May May Coal Producers’ Committee John Donovan Pennsylvania Electric Co Ruberoid Co

Senate Approves Cohn Appointment To Liquor Board

Harrisburg reports the State Senate approved Gov Leader’s choice A B Cohn of York to the Liquor Control Board by a 43 to 1 vote. Senator Disilvestro dissented, citing lack of confidence in the board. Cohn fills the vacancy created by John S Rice’s resignation to become secretary of property and supplies at $15,000 a year.

Harrisburg Senate A. B. Cohn York State Liquor Control Board Disilvestro D-Phils Cohn Liquor Control) Board Mqnor John 8. Rice Gettysburg Rice

When Is A Man Really A Man

A Knox College student jailed for underage drinking argued that he would turn 21 the day after his birthday. Police consulted Asst. State's Atty. William Henning who released him as common law was checked. The rule cited: a person born January 1 begins a new year on January 1.

Galesburg Ill Knox College William Henning

Senators clash over foreign policy debate limits

Senate Democrats press for room to critique Eisenhower era policy while Secretary Dulles hints at excluding certain foreign issues from campaigns. Morse Fulbright Humphrey charge Dulles with partisan talk and warn against drawing the nation toward war as a deterrent.

Associated Press Washington Senate George Senate Foreign Relations Committee Dulles Sed. Morse D-Ore Congress Demcerts Sen Fulbright D-Ark Humphrey D-Minn Life Magazine

Prosecution Sought for Schooner Captain in Maryland Disaster

The Coast Guard asked the Justice Department to prosecute Levin J Marvel skipper John H Meckling of Annapolis Md for the Chesapeake Bay tragedy that killed 14 as Hurricane Connie lashed North Beach last August 24 Meckling a 64 year old former Coast Guard enlisted man survived the wreck as one of 13. Meckling declined comment pending board findings.

Associated Press Baltimore Justice Department Coast Guard Levin J. Marvel Chesa Nenkee Bay John H. Meckling Annapolis Meckling Coast Guard Investigation Board Red Man Marvel Jover Hurrican Connie North Beach

Kefauver Blasts GOP Farm Policy In Wisconsin

Senator Kefauver argued the Republican farm policy could bankrupt American farmers and urged restoring 90 percent price supports as immediate relief. He spoke to about 300 Democrats in La Crosse launching a five stop Wisconsin campaign focused on farm issues and administration shortcomings.

Kefauver Associated Press Lacrosse Wis D-Tenn Tennessee Wisconsin

McLaughlin Drops Charges Against Crawford in Erie Case

McLaughlin, serving as assistant to District Attorney Herbert Johnson, obtained court approval to drop the final charge against Crawford as part of a larger set of withdrawals. Six other defendants saw charges withdrawn for various reasons, while some cases ended with deaths or commitments to Warren State Hospital.

McLaughlin Julio DeVecchio Erie Star News Room DeVecchio George Simmons Steve Bulle R. D Edinboro Joseph Carney Warren State Hospital William Slavin Harborcreek Warren Kenneth Aurili

Breakthroughs Sought in Deadlock Over State Sales Tax

Belancaster reports efforts to end tax stalemate as House members pressed for a 2 percent sales tax and Senate leaders demand 3 percent. Read-Inger urged bipartisanship while Smith urged prompt votes and economies from Gov. leadership. Senate recessed with a possible Monday session ahead.

Belancaster House Read Inger Rendinger Senate Cop Read- Inger O Live Smith Ohio Young Andrews Readinger Senate

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